The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-26

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Frank Kelly, aged nineteen, while
winning In Ten Mile Creek Tuesday:
was taken with q cramp and drowned
before assistance could reach him.
The vote ON prohibition at Newcom-
erstoWn Monday resulted: For pr0hlDl-
tiOn l27; against prohibition ITO. Whis.
XIV win now change Its name there.
DR.. John FreeD, the oldest resident OF
Montgomery county, died In MlamiSburg
| Monday, aged 81 years. He was born IN
Hamburg, Ps.. and IN 1911 came TO Ohio.
Nelson Payne, Of Toledo, brave SOL
dler, was found guilty Of manslsughter.
Judge Pike treated him kindly to Tree
lecture and eight years In the peniten-
tiary.
The Harter Medical Company, Of St.
Louis, are selling an intoxicating
''Datent medicine" to dealers In prohibl.
1 tion towns In Ohio. Attorney General
wants them to pay Dow tax.
Hugh Watson, manager Of the blast
furnaces Of the Western Steel Company,
Of st. Louis, company composed OF
Youngstown capitalists, died sunday
night at his home In st. Louis.
1t is generally believed at Hudson
that James Devers, who was run over
bvaC. &. P train, was robbed and muir
dered, His watch, chain and ring,
worth 800, were not on his body.
John Douglas, of Mlllersburg, was
discovered making arrangements TO
elOpe with girl Of 16, and was given
sound thrashing by the girls father.
It is said Douglas has two wives now
An independent Democratic club, said
to be opposed to the denomination OF
Frank Reinhard for auditor, has been
organised at Columbus, In the South
End, with membership OF about three
hundred to start With.
Phe little three.year-Oid daughter
Minnie, Of Frank Bradley and wife, OF
| Chagrin Falls, fell from Q bed, striking
on her stomach and abdomen, CaQsinga
arrangement OF the bowels, which re-
suited In her death Monday.
For the past two weeks Rev. Isaac
LYONS, pastor of the Methodist church at
White House, has been on trial Tor an
infraCtion Of the rules Of the church
The trial closed Saturday night and he
was depOsed from the pulpit.
Frank Sutton, young man from Nor
walk, married q pretty girl, filled up
with whisky and ended by stealing
watch. His bride interceded with the
Judge for him and he will tarry at the
psnitentiary for year.
The village of Ashley, near Delaware,
Is In whirl Of excitement over the sui
eide of Richard j. HOrner. aged Is years.
The self destruction was committed
nearly two weeks ago, but his badly de-
composed body was only found on sun
day.
Uncle" Norman Andrews, of Youngs-
town, celebrate his 88.h birthday Mon
day.
Adam Forepaugh's show train COLI.
ded with freight train at Tif1n. Loss
$4,000.
The new police force at Youngstown
will be composed Of nine Democrats and
four Republicans.
Prohibition has carried by majority
of 18 In Plainville, small incorporated
village In C0sh0ctOn county.
The annual commencement exercises
of Heidelberg Theological Seminary,
Tifin, were held last evening.
Judges of the Supreme Court and
other distinguished persons attended
the funeral Of Justice Woods, at Newark,
Tuesday.
Shelby county offers 5000 for the ar
rest of Hoelderle, the schoOlmaster who
outraged thirty little girls, and the Citi-
zens Of Berlin offer $3.50 more.
Clark Anderson, an East Liverpool s.
year old, experimenting with natural
In In nORhoHSn nj hnRnaH hfu
head, neck and hands severely.
The remains of Thomas Dowlin, of
Detr lit, were found on the AshtRbula q
Pittsburg road, Dear Warren, on Tues
day. He was mangled beyond recogni-
tiOn.
William Linn, Of st. CIsirsville, has
got a verdict against the Cleveland &
Plttsburg Railroad Company for So 800,
for injuries received at Martins Ferry
last fall.
Eight year old son of D. Mlzsr, of Co.
shOct0n, didn't know the gun was load
ed, and pointed 1t at a son of Frank
Phillabaum. The deceased was three |
years old.
The Gallon council last night allowed
the old policemen full tine for the
month Of April, and refused to pay the
new policemen for the time served In
April, on the grounds that they were not |
regularly appointed.
Willis Cady, who was recently jailed
at Akron on the charge Of robbery, and
who is now under Indictment on five
different counts, was yesterday released
on $500 bail. He Is brother in-law
of the notorious robber, Foster.
Gwynne Morgan, aged twenty-three,
whose parents reside at billiards, Pa,
committed an abortion on herself at
Youngstown and then made three at
tempts at suicide. She is now In the
hospital In q critical condition.
Rev. John 8. WiIletts, the famous faith
cure preacher, formerly Of Midway, Pa,
has been holding meetings In Salem for
some time. He has baptiz9d about 80
persons into his faith, and they are
taking steps TO build church.
Henry Aeppert, the son of a wealthy
carriage manufacturer Of Akron, will
In few days leave for trip to Colum-
bus, where he will remain one year In
the Ohio penitentiary. Heppert was
convicted Of seducing a young girl.
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